Tencent

  • Tencent's unit asks employees not to work overtime in rare departure from industry practice

    Lightspeed & Quantum Studios Group, a gaming studio owned by Chinese Internet giant Tencent, is requiring its employees not to work overtime and to take two full days off on weekends.

  • Meet Ollie: Tencent's wheel-legged robot capable of 360-degree flips

    After announcing its quadrupedal robot three months ago, Chinese tech giant Tencent has brought out a new robot called Ollie.

  • Tencent posts Q1 results that beat expectations

    Tencent posted revenue of RMB 135.3 billion ($21 billion) in the first quarter, up 25 percent from a year earlier, beating analysts' estimates of RMB 133.75 billion.

  • Tencent's TiMi Studio Group, Xbox Game Studios sign deal to jointly create game content

    TiMi was founded in 2014, and Honor of Kings is one of its most successful titles.

  • Alibaba, Tencent, Huawei in Time global top 100 most influential companies

    Time magazine has selected the top 100 most influential companies in the world in 2021, and Chinese technology companies including Alibaba, Huawei, and Tencent are on the list.

  • Hong Kong-listed firm's share price doubles after Tencent takes stake

    Feiyu was up 118% at one point in early trading and has now pared its gains to about 63%.

  • Tencent's first data center in Indonesia goes live as it expands its cloud business globally

    Tencent Cloud said it will open a second data center in Indonesia within the next year to seize the opportunities presented by the fast-growing mobile Internet there.

  • Tencent ADR falls nearly 10% pre-market after its largest shareholder announces plan to reduce stake

    The ADR of US-traded Tencent Holdings fell nearly 10 percent pre-market after its largest shareholder Prosus announced plans to sell HK$114.1 billion worth of its holdings.

  • Tencent's TiMi Studios emerges as world's largest game developer with $10 billion in revenue for 2020

    Tencent's TiMi Studios reached $10 billion in revenue in 2020, meaning it has become the world's largest game developer, according to a Reuters report on April 2.

  • Tencent's PUBG Mobile tops 1 billion downloads

    PUBG's cumulative revenue since its release has reached $5.1 billion, with the game's revenue reaching $2.7 billion in 2020 alone, according to data provider Sensor Tower.